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December 19, 2017OLD LYME, CONN. – Rebekah Beaulieu has been named director of the Florence Griswold Museum. She succeeds retiring director Jeffrey Andersen, who transformed the institution into an important center...
December 19, 2017Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy of The Trustees of Reservations BOSTON and HARVARD, MASS. – Fruitlands Museum in Harvard is presenting a collaborative exhibition of handcrafted works...
December 19, 2017Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy of Waddington’s TORONTO, CANADA – On December 6, Waddington’s offered an extraordinary private collection of nearly 100 pieces of sculptural...
December 19, 2017Review by Anne Kugielsky, photos by Bette McCarthy WILLIAMSBURG, VA. – For 36 years Bettianne Sweeney has run the Holiday Antiques Show at the Doubletree Hilton hotel the weekend after Thanksgiving....
December 19, 2017Christie Jackson is the senior curator for the Trustees of Reservations, the world’s oldest land preservation organization, which owns 116 sites across the state of Massachusetts. Prior to getting...
December 19, 2017By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – The selling season for American art stretched out a bit longer this fall, kicking off in late October with Shannon’s 20th anniversary event, which tallied $2.3...
December 19, 2017By Daniel Grant Regularly, as they look back on a year gone by, museum directors want their institutions to be thought of for the exhibitions they put on, the number of visitors who came to see those exhibits...
December 19, 2017Review and Photos by Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – Despite its small size, the American Art Fair, which celebrated its tenth year at Bohemian National Hall November 12-15, occupies a central position...
December 18, 2017BOSTON — A red Favrile vase exhibited by Louis Comfort Tiffany was the top lot in Skinner’s December 14 sale of Twentieth Century design, bringing more than eight times its estimate to close at $33,210.The...
December 18, 2017NEW YORK CITY — With both arms raised high in the air, Swann Galleries December 14 illustration art auction sent off 2017 with an original Madeline illustration titled “And here we’re back — all twelve...
December 18, 2017DENVER, PENN. — A German Marklin hand painted open two seat roadster was the top lot at Morphy Auctions December 16-17 Toy, Doll and Figural Cast Iron auction, selling for $90,000 including the buyer’s...
December 13, 2017NEW YORK CITY— “Disney produced [Snow White], his first full-length feature film during the height of the Great Depression,” said Christine von der Linn, Swann Galleries’ senior specialist...
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